Tyler Nishida sketches a chalkboard tutor with Claude Fable 5.2
The design engineer used Anthropic's model to prototype a board that presents answers step by step; the mockup describes a learner-controlled pace.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: Claude (official)
Why it matters
Most AI answers arrive as finished text, which puts the burden of sequencing on the reader. Nishida's prototype tests whether a frontier model can stage an explanation visually, step by step, at the learner's pace.
Tyler Nishida (@TylerNishida) built the kind of tutor that does not start with a wall of text. In a thread on X, Claude showed his Fable 5.2 prototype with a simple prompt on a dry-erase board: "What do you want to understand?" Type a question, press "Teach me", and the answer gets drawn on the board one step at a time, at a pace the learner controls.
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